Hella 012010801 Blue Trumpet Horn Kit, 12 V, 400/500 Hz (Universal Fit)

good quality & loud sound as describe in specification

Just check the metal clamp holding the horn in your car. If it's same as this item, buy it. It's a decent standard sound horn.

Sharp sound I like them

As described

Installed to replace my ageing horns in my Jeep Wrangler, installed okay and tested on the road, loud and work well

Now I got the respect I deserve on the road...

Value for money. Works very well replacing the factory single horn

Looks great and the sound is awesome

Finally after 20yrs my personally built custom show bike has a definitive sound instead of the weak 'meepmeep' (lol). The only reason was larger styles never fit anywhere quite right as appearance makes or breaks the eye candy of a show bike and since the horns hardly ever used an upgrade was only on the back burner. BUT here I gave these Hellas a try while I was doin some other lil mods and glad I did. The main deal was to find the perfect spot (trumpets are same overall thou thicker - thats usually the issue on bikes) thou once found that perfect spot, the sound after hookup is the next hurdle. Only used the "hi" tone of the pair in my app due to space limitations but its all that was needed. When I tried the "lo" first - nope, was a dreary drone and only hoped the "hi" wasnt tooooo high - so relieved it was like perfect (pitch and loudness) ! For me the cost to use only one far out-weighed the use of a 'meepmeep'. SO - as for bikes - recommend em, dont pass on em, thats IF u have the space - the brackets needed a bit modded but hey - the bike heres only that - everything from stem to stern is a personal modification ... what no pic (lol) - maybe when time allows which doesnt happen to be now.

The horns come with the installation bracket positioned so that the horn opening is facing straight down. But the way the plug is positioned, the wires you have to plug in are almost stretched. You can relieve any tension by simply loosening the bolt holding the bracket, and moving it so that the horn opening faces down at an angle of about 30 degrees (picture it between 5 and 7 o'clock on a clock face). You definitely do NOT want the horn facing up, as it would collect water and debris and fail quickly. As long as the horn faces downward as much as possible that shouldn't be a problem. This horn is a BIG improvement over the sound of the OEM Toyota horn!

These horns are a nice upgrade from the anemic stock horns on the 2022 Honda CR-V Hybrid Touring. They are physically larger, so mounting is a bit tricky. I used wiring harness adapters from Seineca here on Amazon (listed as the harness for "Honda Civic or Honda (2016-)"). I would highly recommend getting the wiring harness adapters since the left horn wiring is very short and the adapters fit the factory harness well. The horns will fit without modifying the mounting strap, but they will only fit one way - each of these Hella horns will fit better on one particular side of the car. Basically, the horn should curl around the bottom and point towards the side of the car that they're on. From popping the hood to closing the hood, total install time was less then 30 min. It will help to have a trim removal tool, ratchet, universal swivel joint, and 12mm socket.

The box states 112dB on it. Maybe if you put a dB reader right next to the horns? While I could get nowhere near that level, I noticed quite a significant increase.I did two samples of a before and after, same exact distance/temp, 10 ft away.The peak dB reading went from 93 to 101dB.I installed this on my 2015 Lexus IS250 after I felt my stock horns were anemic and weak. I believe it is 242% louder, as dB increases logarithmically (read up dB on google). It was plug and play, and the Toyota horn fit my Lexus as I had a hunch they would work since Toyota owns Lexus brand.

Ended up buying for a higher price, boodmo offered the same product for much cheaper price..